Sentence examples for embrace winter from inspiring English sources

Rather than letting short winter nights bring a wave of depression, the idea is that Land Rover owners "embrace winter in the UK, get out and enjoy it".

Embrace winter, and it cannot be your enemy!

And, of course, there is the fate for losers to embrace: next year.

Do you think we should embrace 1970s-style andivism and protest more loudly?

The American Lung Association is one of the first groups to embrace today's EPA proposal.

You've just got to learn some lessons from it all and embrace today and move forward.

The PS4 supports used games – we believe in the model that people embrace today with the PS3.

New Jersey was the first to embrace 1970s-era gas rationing in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, and now it will be the first to jettison it.

Although his friends thought he was losing his mind and joining a cult, Mr. Platter, never a fan of New Year's Eve parties, went to Insight to embrace 2003.

Is it time for the Londoners to move on and embrace 2013, no matter who the manager is?

Perhaps the future of spying in the digital era is to embrace yesterday's tradecraft with today's technology.